I need to buy a development kit based on ARM9 core (I would love if i can find with S3C2410A chipset ), i just need (10/100) Ethernet, atleast 2 or more serial ports and USB. The application itself won't need a huge amount of RAM or flash. And the most important thing would be software part, yes, it should be with 2.6.x kernel and should be providing complete tool chain from cross-platform tool chain to boot loader and filesystem. Or atleast should be having good documentation to get all those tools from relevant sources. And ofcourse good customer support would be a big catch. thanks, ali
Development kit based on ARM9 core with 2.6 linux
Started by ●May 28, 2007
Reply by ●May 28, 20072007-05-28
On 28 May 2007 01:36:10 -0700, Ali <abdulrazaq@gmail.com> wrote:>I need to buy a development kit based on ARM9 core (I would love if i >can find with S3C2410A chipset ), i just need (10/100) Ethernet, >atleast 2 or more serial ports and USB. The application itself won't >need a huge amount of RAM or flash. And the most important thing would >be software part, yes, it should be with 2.6.x kernel and should be >providing complete tool chain from cross-platform tool chain to boot >loader and filesystem. Or atleast should be having good documentation >to get all those tools from relevant sources. And ofcourse good >customer support would be a big catch. > >thanks, >aliI haven't looked personally, but I would guess atmel should do you a dev-kit; they are really pedaling their ARM cores. AS for coming with a 2.6.x kernel - a vanilla kernel cross-compiled with a compatible GCC will be fine. I'm not too sure of the rest of the software side of things. -- Brendan Gillatt www.brendangillatt.co.uk GPG: 0x6E265E61
Reply by ●May 28, 20072007-05-28
On May 28, 3:37 pm, Brendan Gillatt <bren...@brendanREMOVETHISgillatt.co.uk> wrote:> On 28 May 2007 01:36:10 -0700, Ali <abdulra...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >I need to buy a development kit based on ARM9 core (I would love if i > >can find with S3C2410A chipset ), i just need (10/100) Ethernet, > >atleast 2 or more serial ports and USB. The application itself won't > >need a huge amount of RAM or flash. And the most important thing would > >be software part, yes, it should be with 2.6.x kernel and should be > >providing complete tool chain from cross-platform tool chain to boot > >loader and filesystem. Or atleast should be having good documentation > >to get all those tools from relevant sources. And ofcourse good > >customer support would be a big catch. > > >thanks, > >ali > > I haven't looked personally, but I would guess atmel should do you a > dev-kit; they are really pedaling their ARM cores. > > AS for coming with a 2.6.x kernel - a vanilla kernel cross-compiled > with a compatible GCC will be fine. > > I'm not too sure of the rest of the software side of things. > -- > Brendan Gillattwww.brendangillatt.co.uk > GPG: 0x6E265E61Probably yes, however their pricing is bit high and development board comes with lots of extras that are simply not useful to me. I'm just trying to find some simple board with fair price. And as far as 2.6 is concern, i really doubt that there would be many products with that. Through my little search for appropriate product i've come to believe that 90% boards are still with 2.4 ;-) I might be wrong and maybe someone here would point the right source! ali
Reply by ●May 29, 20072007-05-29
"Ali" <abdulrazaq@gmail.com> skrev i meddelandet news:1180404781.939222.62600@d30g2000prg.googlegroups.com...> On May 28, 3:37 pm, Brendan Gillatt > <bren...@brendanREMOVETHISgillatt.co.uk> wrote: >> On 28 May 2007 01:36:10 -0700, Ali <abdulra...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> >I need to buy a development kit based on ARM9 core (I would love if i >> >can find with S3C2410A chipset ), i just need (10/100) Ethernet, >> >atleast 2 or more serial ports and USB. The application itself won't >> >need a huge amount of RAM or flash. And the most important thing would >> >be software part, yes, it should be with 2.6.x kernel and should be >> >providing complete tool chain from cross-platform tool chain to boot >> >loader and filesystem. Or atleast should be having good documentation >> >to get all those tools from relevant sources. And ofcourse good >> >customer support would be a big catch. >> >> >thanks, >> >ali >> >> I haven't looked personally, but I would guess atmel should do you a >> dev-kit; they are really pedaling their ARM cores. >> >> AS for coming with a 2.6.x kernel - a vanilla kernel cross-compiled >> with a compatible GCC will be fine. >> >> I'm not too sure of the rest of the software side of things. >> -- >> Brendan Gillattwww.brendangillatt.co.uk >> GPG: 0x6E265E61 > > Probably yes, however their pricing is bit high and development board > comes with lots of extras that are simply not useful to me. I'm just > trying to find some simple board with fair price. And as far as 2.6 is > concern, i really doubt that there would be many products with that. > Through my little search for appropriate product i've come to believe > that 90% boards are still with 2.4 ;-) I might be wrong and maybe > someone here would point the right source! > >If you shoot for an AT91RM9200 instead, then you will find multiple boards with 2.6 www.mechatronicbrick.dk is but one. If you focus on systems with dataflash, then you will will have an easy route building your own kernel using my "buildroot" at ftp://at91dist:distrib@81.80.104.162/ -> AT91 third party -> linux host -> source Will build: * cross compiler * dataflashboot.bin * u-boot * linux-2.6.21.1 * root file system. Should work with the mechatronic brick board. If you do not care about ARM9, then you can buy the AVR32 Gateway for $69. You have u-boot and linux support in mainstream. -- Best Regards, Ulf Samuelsson This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB
Reply by ●May 29, 20072007-05-29
On May 28, 10:25 pm, "Ulf Samuelsson" <u...@a-t-m-e-l.com> wrote:> "Ali" <abdulra...@gmail.com> skrev i meddelandetnews:1180404781.939222.62600@d30g2000prg.googlegroups.com... > > > > > On May 28, 3:37 pm, Brendan Gillatt > > <bren...@brendanREMOVETHISgillatt.co.uk> wrote: > >> On 28 May 2007 01:36:10 -0700, Ali <abdulra...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> >I need to buy a development kit based on ARM9 core (I would love if i > >> >can find with S3C2410A chipset ), i just need (10/100) Ethernet, > >> >atleast 2 or more serial ports and USB. The application itself won't > >> >need a huge amount of RAM or flash. And the most important thing would > >> >be software part, yes, it should be with 2.6.x kernel and should be > >> >providing complete tool chain from cross-platform tool chain to boot > >> >loader and filesystem. Or atleast should be having good documentation > >> >to get all those tools from relevant sources. And ofcourse good > >> >customer support would be a big catch. > > >> >thanks, > >> >ali > > >> I haven't looked personally, but I would guess atmel should do you a > >> dev-kit; they are really pedaling their ARM cores. > > >> AS for coming with a 2.6.x kernel - a vanilla kernel cross-compiled > >> with a compatible GCC will be fine. > > >> I'm not too sure of the rest of the software side of things. > >> -- > >> Brendan Gillattwww.brendangillatt.co.uk > >> GPG: 0x6E265E61 > > > Probably yes, however their pricing is bit high and development board > > comes with lots of extras that are simply not useful to me. I'm just > > trying to find some simple board with fair price. And as far as 2.6 is > > concern, i really doubt that there would be many products with that. > > Through my little search for appropriate product i've come to believe > > that 90% boards are still with 2.4 ;-) I might be wrong and maybe > > someone here would point the right source! > > If you shoot for an AT91RM9200 instead, then you will find > multiple boards with 2.6 > www.mechatronicbrick.dkis but one. > > If you focus on systems with dataflash, then you will > will have an easy route building your own kernel > using my "buildroot" at > ftp://at91dist:dist...@81.80.104.162/ -> AT91 third party -> linux host -> > source > > Will build: > * cross compiler > * dataflashboot.bin > * u-boot > * linux-2.6.21.1 > * root file system. > > Should work with the mechatronic brick board. > > If you do not care about ARM9, then you can buy the AVR32 Gateway for $69. > You have u-boot and linux support in mainstream. > > -- > Best Regards, > Ulf Samuelsson > This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, > or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic ABAnd thats very true, i wonder that in 2.6 we have numerous ports but i can just find most products with atmel gadgets. Thanks for ftp site and its really nice to find *everything* in single place. ali
Reply by ●May 30, 20072007-05-30
"Ali" <abdulrazaq@gmail.com> skrev i meddelandet news:1180492456.184209.145650@i38g2000prf.googlegroups.com...> On May 28, 10:25 pm, "Ulf Samuelsson" <u...@a-t-m-e-l.com> wrote: >> "Ali" <abdulra...@gmail.com> skrev i >> meddelandetnews:1180404781.939222.62600@d30g2000prg.googlegroups.com... >> >> >> >> > On May 28, 3:37 pm, Brendan Gillatt >> > <bren...@brendanREMOVETHISgillatt.co.uk> wrote: >> >> On 28 May 2007 01:36:10 -0700, Ali <abdulra...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> >> >I need to buy a development kit based on ARM9 core (I would love if >> >> >i >> >> >can find with S3C2410A chipset ), i just need (10/100) Ethernet, >> >> >atleast 2 or more serial ports and USB. The application itself won't >> >> >need a huge amount of RAM or flash. And the most important thing >> >> >would >> >> >be software part, yes, it should be with 2.6.x kernel and should be >> >> >providing complete tool chain from cross-platform tool chain to boot >> >> >loader and filesystem. Or atleast should be having good documentation >> >> >to get all those tools from relevant sources. And ofcourse good >> >> >customer support would be a big catch. >> >> >> >thanks, >> >> >ali >> >> >> I haven't looked personally, but I would guess atmel should do you a >> >> dev-kit; they are really pedaling their ARM cores. >> >> >> AS for coming with a 2.6.x kernel - a vanilla kernel cross-compiled >> >> with a compatible GCC will be fine. >> >> >> I'm not too sure of the rest of the software side of things. >> >> -- >> >> Brendan Gillattwww.brendangillatt.co.uk >> >> GPG: 0x6E265E61 >> >> > Probably yes, however their pricing is bit high and development board >> > comes with lots of extras that are simply not useful to me. I'm just >> > trying to find some simple board with fair price. And as far as 2.6 is >> > concern, i really doubt that there would be many products with that. >> > Through my little search for appropriate product i've come to believe >> > that 90% boards are still with 2.4 ;-) I might be wrong and maybe >> > someone here would point the right source! >> >> If you shoot for an AT91RM9200 instead, then you will find >> multiple boards with 2.6 >> www.mechatronicbrick.dkis but one. >> >> If you focus on systems with dataflash, then you will >> will have an easy route building your own kernel >> using my "buildroot" at >> ftp://at91dist:dist...@81.80.104.162/ -> AT91 third party -> linux >> host -> >> source >> >> Will build: >> * cross compiler >> * dataflashboot.bin >> * u-boot >> * linux-2.6.21.1 >> * root file system. >> >> Should work with the mechatronic brick board. >> >> If you do not care about ARM9, then you can buy the AVR32 Gateway for >> $69. >> You have u-boot and linux support in mainstream. >> >> -- >> Best Regards, >> Ulf Samuelsson >> This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, >> or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB > > And thats very true, i wonder that in 2.6 we have numerous ports but i > can just find most products with atmel gadgets. Thanks for ftp site > and its really nice to find *everything* in single place. > > ali >Note that the purpose of my work is to support dataflash in general and dataflashcards in particular While the stuff looks like it support many boards, in reality I only tested at91rm9200df dataflashcard at91sam9260dfc dataflashcard at91sam9261ek internal dataflash at91sam9263ek dataflashcard -- Best Regards, Ulf Samuelsson This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB
Reply by ●May 30, 20072007-05-30
On May 29, 10:25 pm, "Ulf Samuelsson" <u...@a-t-m-e-l.com> wrote:> "Ali" <abdulra...@gmail.com> skrev i meddelandetnews:1180492456.184209.145650@i38g2000prf.googlegroups.com... > > > > > On May 28, 10:25 pm, "Ulf Samuelsson" <u...@a-t-m-e-l.com> wrote: > >> "Ali" <abdulra...@gmail.com> skrev i > >> meddelandetnews:1180404781.939222.62600@d30g2000prg.googlegroups.com... > > >> > On May 28, 3:37 pm, Brendan Gillatt > >> > <bren...@brendanREMOVETHISgillatt.co.uk> wrote: > >> >> On 28 May 2007 01:36:10 -0700, Ali <abdulra...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> >> >I need to buy a development kit based on ARM9 core (I would love if > >> >> >i > >> >> >can find with S3C2410A chipset ), i just need (10/100) Ethernet, > >> >> >atleast 2 or more serial ports and USB. The application itself won't > >> >> >need a huge amount of RAM or flash. And the most important thing > >> >> >would > >> >> >be software part, yes, it should be with 2.6.x kernel and should be > >> >> >providing complete tool chain from cross-platform tool chain to boot > >> >> >loader and filesystem. Or atleast should be having good documentation > >> >> >to get all those tools from relevant sources. And ofcourse good > >> >> >customer support would be a big catch. > > >> >> >thanks, > >> >> >ali > > >> >> I haven't looked personally, but I would guess atmel should do you a > >> >> dev-kit; they are really pedaling their ARM cores. > > >> >> AS for coming with a 2.6.x kernel - a vanilla kernel cross-compiled > >> >> with a compatible GCC will be fine. > > >> >> I'm not too sure of the rest of the software side of things. > >> >> -- > >> >> Brendan Gillattwww.brendangillatt.co.uk > >> >> GPG: 0x6E265E61 > > >> > Probably yes, however their pricing is bit high and development board > >> > comes with lots of extras that are simply not useful to me. I'm just > >> > trying to find some simple board with fair price. And as far as 2.6 is > >> > concern, i really doubt that there would be many products with that. > >> > Through my little search for appropriate product i've come to believe > >> > that 90% boards are still with 2.4 ;-) I might be wrong and maybe > >> > someone here would point the right source! > > >> If you shoot for an AT91RM9200 instead, then you will find > >> multiple boards with 2.6 > >> www.mechatronicbrick.dkisbut one. > > >> If you focus on systems with dataflash, then you will > >> will have an easy route building your own kernel > >> using my "buildroot" at > >> ftp://at91dist:dist...@81.80.104.162/ -> AT91 third party -> linux > >> host -> > >> source > > >> Will build: > >> * cross compiler > >> * dataflashboot.bin > >> * u-boot > >> * linux-2.6.21.1 > >> * root file system. > > >> Should work with the mechatronic brick board. > > >> If you do not care about ARM9, then you can buy the AVR32 Gateway for > >> $69. > >> You have u-boot and linux support in mainstream. > > >> -- > >> Best Regards, > >> Ulf Samuelsson > >> This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, > >> or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB > > > And thats very true, i wonder that in 2.6 we have numerous ports but i > > can just find most products with atmel gadgets. Thanks for ftp site > > and its really nice to find *everything* in single place. > > > ali > > Note that the purpose of my work is to support dataflash in general > and dataflashcards in particular > > While the stuff looks like it support many boards, in reality > I only tested > > at91rm9200df dataflashcard > at91sam9260dfc dataflashcard > at91sam9261ek internal dataflash > at91sam9263ek dataflashcard > > -- > Best Regards, > Ulf Samuelsson > This is intended to be my personal opinion which may, > or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic ABI hope it will be fine , looking this [ http://www.gridconnect.com/sk27.html ] kit and have asked them the OS version. I think it will be fine even they are with 2.4 as the resources you have pointed should work with this kit. Any consideration? Just wrote an email to www.mechatronicbrick.dk for their "mbEval1 Development Board" and "mb9200 ARM9 SOC module" . ragards, ali
